Configuer additional domain - Keystone Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE): Core Four Instructor-base... for PC

You can get EPP code from bkhost.vn by calling them or doing the following steps:

1. Log in to your bkhost.vn account.
2. Go to the "Domain Settings" page.
3. Once you are inside, select Additional Settings, then select "Get Authorization Code".

You will receive an email containing the verification code in a few minutes.

So you have enough information to fill out the EPP code when you transfer the domain name to Hostinger.

Note! Please note that before you transfer a domain name, you need to do the following:

1. Unlock the domain name

2. Disable information protection (You need to display all WHOIS information)

You can not change the address of a website, you can only assign an additional domain to the location of the site.
Either purchase a domain or take a free one from hoster that provide subdomains.
Then connect that domain to your website.

Windows 2003 does not use the PDC/BDC format like the old NT did. They are all just considered DC's now.

Just run dcpromo on the new domain controler and select the option "additional dc to an existing domain". Once that is done, if you are using Active Directory, it will sync up with the other DC.

Yes, all Windows Servers have the option to install DNS.

Set up a second Windows server and configure it to be a secondary server for your DNS domains on you current server.

Add the second DNS server's IP address to the secondary DNS field to your DHCP scope options and to all computers with static IP configuration so they will use it when your primary DNS is unavailable.

Don't underestimate Window's built-in Help and Support. It will help you install DNS and configure it.

Good luck.

Not enough info. ex: ans(100) is a domain error b/c 1-99.
email [email protected] for additional help. Could be a lot of reasons. I be glad to work through problem w/ you.

execute dcpromo to convert a win2003 to a domain controller.

Global catalog is not replicated by default to the new promoted 2003 domain controller.

go to the ntdsutil in the additional domain controller

and seize all the roles from the existing domain controller
make the additional DC to be a Primary DC


and dont forget to transfer the global catalog

If the servers have simple names like 'mail' or 'news', the problem may be that the ISP's domain suffix is not being added to these names before DNS lookup. Add your ISP's domain suffix as Domain Name in the RO318's System menu. In addition, the ISP may be looking for a particular host name for your account, in which case you should enter the host name as the System Name in the RO318's System menu. Example: Consider the following account with the ISP "earthlink.net". 1. Host Name: C-223344-A 2. Domain Name: www.earthlink.net Mail Server mail Although the ISP lists the name of their mail server as 'mail', the fully expanded name is actually: mail.earthlink.net If the ISP automatically provides the domain suffix to your router, the router will append the domain suffix to DNS requests. If not, you can try one of these methods: 1. In each application (such as mail client or news reader), list the fully expanded server name, 2. Manually configure DNS parameters in the network settings of each of your PCs, and enter the domain suffix manually.

If the servers have simple names like 'mail' or 'news', the problem may be that the ISP's domain suffix is not being added to these names before DNS lookup. Add your ISP's domain suffix as Domain Name in the RO318's System menu. In addition, the ISP may be looking for a particular host name for your account, in which case you should enter the host name as the System Name in the RO318's System menu. Example: Consider the following account with the ISP "earthlink.net". 1. Host Name: C-223344-A 2. Domain Name: www.earthlink.net Mail Server mail Although the ISP lists the name of their mail server as 'mail', the fully expanded name is actually: mail.earthlink.net If the ISP automatically provides the domain suffix to your router, the router will append the domain suffix to DNS requests. If not, you can try one of these methods: 1. In each application (such as mail client or news reader), list the fully expanded server name, 2. Manually configure DNS parameters in the network settings of each of your PCs, and enter the domain suffix manually.